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Legal aid groups could see lifting of federal restrictions

Legal aid groups, long forbidden from taking on certain types of work, could see a change under next year’s federal budget. President Barack Obama last month called for Congress to do away with three restrictions enacted on legal aid groups ...

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Is Obama eyeing McCaskill?

Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill's name is popping up on blogs as a possible replacement for Justice David Souter on the U.S. Supreme Court. McCaskill played a prominent role in President Obama's campaign (here, she is seen during a campaign stop in Springfield). She is listed as a personal favorite for the spot by U.S. News and World Report columnist and former George H.W. Bush speechwriter Mary Kate Cary.

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President Obama says he is ‘remaking America’

President Barack Obama marked his 100th day in office by telling Americans that "we've begun the work of remaking America." The president, speaking at a town hall meeting in Arnold, said that while the U.S. still faces challenges in recovering from a recession, the country is making progress. Click here to view a slideshow of photographer Karen Elshout's photos from Obama's visit.

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Obama marks 100th day in office with Arnold visit

President Barack Obama marked his 100th day in office holding a town hall meeting Wednesday morning in the Fox High School gymnasium in Arnold. After addressing the packed room, Obama took questions on subjects ranging from jobs to education to health care to the environment. Click here to view a slideshow of photographer Karen Elshout's photos from Obama's visit. To order photos, click here and select the “Barack Obama visits Arnold” album.

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